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So, if you go to a restaurant, you don't have a drink with dinner,
then drive home? Or dancing with your wife/bf and had a coctail, only
to drive home later. My boat goes 6 mph, weighs less than 300 pounds,
and is full of soft, floaty stuff. I go to a lake where there is a 6
mph speed limit, all day. So if you are really concerened with drunk
activity, go help MADD, but don't come here cause I said I was going
to have a "sip" or whiskey during a 6 hour stay on the water and try
to be some kind of internet hero!



Although I feel awkward agreeing with John...here's what you said..
"Yes, I get buzzed on the water, so sue me"

Up here it's illegal to operate a boat under the influence.

On Jul 26, 11:45 am, "Don White" wrote:
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So, if you go to a restaurant, you don't have a drink with dinner,
then drive home? Or dancing with your wife/bf and had a coctail, only
to drive home later. My boat goes 6 mph, weighs less than 300 pounds,
and is full of soft, floaty stuff. I go to a lake where there is a 6
mph speed limit, all day. So if you are really concerened with drunk
activity, go help MADD, but don't come here cause I said I was going
to have a "sip" or whiskey during a 6 hour stay on the water and try
to be some kind of internet hero!

Although I feel awkward agreeing with John...here's what you said..
"Yes, I get buzzed on the water, so sue me"

Up here it's illegal to operate a boat under the influence.

Here too, but I don't expect to be impaired. Probably should not have
said "buzzed". But still guys, get off it, go boating, and by all
means, don't ever have a beer on your boat, even if you are parked at
an island for the day